Daniel area social and stock meeting notes from Easter week
Local residents report Easter gatherings and visits across Daniel and nearby ranches. Attendance at the Cranor home was small due to illness, while stock meetings drew participants including Charles Ball and Leo Ball. A box social at Hronz school raised 615 for the Red Cross, with 44 from a single box.
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Carrie Ball
Daniel Inez
Blackman
Willy Woods’ Ranch
C. G. Jewett
Merna
Daniel Monday
Abe Wilson
Halfway
Leo Ball
Daniel
H. A. Thompson
A.C. Richardson
Ina Miller
Bronx
Las
Cranor
Leo Baker
Harlan
George Bentley
C. D. Stults
Anson Bentley
J. E. Sargent
Barnhart
Kemmerer
Barnhar
Charles Ball
W. EB. Enos
Beaver Horse Creek
Hronz
Johnson House
New York
The
Red Cross
Pinedale
W. G. McCasland
If I Were a Farmer Would Keep Reliable Medicines On Hand
A farmer advises keeping a small stock of simple remedies for minor illnesses. He cites Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel issues, Chamberlain's Ointment for sprains and pains, Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach troubles, biliousness and constipation. Having them nearby saves trips to town and can prevent serious disease by treating early in busy seasons or at night.
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Chamberlain
Jackson Hole Sees Snow Halted Bridge Repairs and Water Survey
Jackson Hole endures ten inches of snow as discussions continue on delaying the Souke river bridge repair before break up. Cheyenne engineer JA White arrives to survey Jackson’s water works plan, aiming to provide estimates for a town water system with electric lights to improve fire protection and health.
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Jackson Hole
Jackson Valley
Souke River
Biel
JA. White
Cheyenne
Jackson
Wyoming
W. P. Redmond
San Diego
Calif
J. P. Simpson
Crystal Creek
Grovont
County Officials to Seek Wyoming Road Aid in Star Valley Project
Good Thorde County Commissioner Budgency and George Mead travel to Cheyenne to meet the state highway commission over land work in Kemnner. The visit aims to secure state help for road building, specifically the completion of the Star Valley-Tokeville road, with convicts from Wyoming Penitentiary allowed for this year. Mead, a two year supervisor of the project, visited to advocate the plan.
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Budgency
George
Mead
Cheyenne
State Highway Commission
Onecoln
Wyoming Penitentiary
Kemnever
Star Valley-Tokeville Road
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Charles Lackey
Woodstock Typewriter Company
Chicago
Ultaoe Sa Kap Sebaube
Hay Atete Ehitt
C. A. Christmas
Mian
Pearl Williams
St. Anthony
Idaho
Helen Simpson
Teton Pan
Wir
D. G. Haight
Allan Willard
Jackson Drug Company
Idaho Falls
Elk Lodge
Willard
Billie Mercill
Jackson School
Uncle Sam
Park, Davis & Co
Kansas City
Thorde
Fae Sacet
Star Coal Mining Company
Lincoln Lumber Company
the Kemmerer Hotel Cafe
Hotel Kea
Tom Ming
Lincoln County Booster
F. G. Abel
Prop
Lincoln Lumber Co